the charismatic leader here backing his candidate. but as we've seen recently with clothing support the public are really responding to these mainstream party

imagine theyot come any more charismatic than brando. >> i do not think that elvis is charismatic.t word does not apply to him. would steal the room the moment he entered into it. tavis: you and i were supposed to do this for one night and i have barely scratched the surface. if you will stay right there, i would like to do this again tomorrow night. >> i would love to, but i will be in new york. tomorrow night, we will continue this. you caught up with me. " rita book is called moreno." moree a whole lot questions. as always, keep the faith. >> for more information on today's show, visit tavis smiley at pbs.org. tavis: hi, i'm tavis smiley. join me next timefor part two of our conversation with rita moreno. that is next time. >> there is a saying that dr. king had that said there is always the right time to do the right thing. i try to live my life every day by doing the right thing. we know that we are only halfway to completely eliminating hunger and we have work to do. walmart committed $2 billion to fighting hunger in the u.s. as we work together, we can stamp hunger out. >> a

nice guy, ka rcharismati charismatic. got into his four-wheeler. i would get in and ride with him.ts trusted him. he trusted the parents. he was just a regular guy on the street, you know, that had a four-wheeler that had some bikes that parents trusted to let the kids get on the bike with him, and he was just loving, happy, you know. he put on that great mask that everyone thought he was a good guy. >> when you heard that he was accused of possibly having these three women -- >> i don't understand how i should be feeling. i should be happy, excited, ecstatic that they found him, but at the same time i feel hurt. my heart is feeling rough right now to know this happened two houses -- none of us noticed anything. i feel ashamed of myself, my community right now and this neighborhood that we didn't see anything, so right now i don't even know how i feel, and to know it was this guy, it's like, no way. no way. it's like i can't believe it because the fear of what could have happened when i was young, the fear of what could have happened to my friends when i was young, my sister, like

when you throw in charismatic leadership often and the religious narrative that paints all of this in of ultimate meaning, it's a very powerful combination for at least some individuals. >> i want to talk about some other examples here. let's talk about scott roader, people may know that name, he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for killing the late-term abortion doctor, george tiller. this happened in tiller's church three years ago. and roeder was a born-again christian. he said the killing was justified because he was protecting unborn children. is that an example the ends justifies the means that you're talking about? >>. >> -- there's no question about it. >> go ahead, charles. >> i would say, yes, it's a prime example where people cite the ten commandments as being so central, one is thou shalt not kill, and here are people both in the case of dr. tiller in kansas in 2009, a presbyterian minister in florida, we had another doctor killed in new york state where the remedy for those who are killing in this view is to murder them. and the end justifies the means. so th

charismatic people who can make compelling messages. i don't know, it seems like the republicans don't have those sorts of people in great abundance in washington. >> [inaudible] [laughter] >> i like rand paul a law. but -- a lot. no one is perfect. i like rand paul fine. but when you start talking about the civil rights act or something like that, you're just asking for trouble you don't need. and understand it's an idealistic point he's making but, you know, what? my neighbor doesn't understand that point because she always thinks republicans are racist. what i mean is ever want to go back an ann coulter but a very d point when she called you guys that -- >> [inaudible] >> i'm basically libertarian. i'm all for all the stuff, the crazy stuff they want. but there are things more affordable than others. they want to legalize drugs, fine. is that the big problem right now in this country? no. let's talk about obamacare. let's talk about creating the infrastructure for socialized medicine. that doesn't seem very libertarian to me but yet

. >> i just remember seeing this guy with a kipa, and his hair kind of flying and incredibly charismatic and passionate. >> i was a volunteer and i had worked a little bit in the field with the onions and then found my place in the kitchen. didn't think i would ever come back. it is the truth. when susan said let's go to israel for a couple years. >> just exhausted from just having to make ends meet in the state and just so hard and we each got grants to write books and we were just going to mellow. we had just adopted our fifth child and we thought let's have a mellow life and just be with the kids and be with each other. >> my heart opened up. >> i remember i wrote back i would give my right arm to live on this post. >> i knew if he was here things would happen and things would move. >> i got here in the late afternoon of august 24th, 2006. >> we stepped out of the van and yo sef said it is hot here, it is so hot. >> and the sunsetting over here was burning our skin. i thought to myself i am sure the whole place is working on solar power. nothing. i know israel is a world leader in inn

intelligently and reasonably and make decisions not driven by market sensibilities, not driven by charismaticbut driven by their desires and aims to live a full life. and if you're really preaching the gospel, if you're really standing on what it means for christ to sacrifice for all of us, then you need to just say none of us are worthy really. >> okay, gentlemen, gentlemen, hold that thought. we're going to take a break. we'll be right back. >>> if the most important institution historically in black life is as confused as the rest of us, it can take a step back such that it can be reimagined for the next generation. what are you up to? oh, just diagramming this accident with my state farm pocket agent app. you can also get a quote and pay your premium with this thing. i thought state farm didn't have all those apps? where did you hear that? the internet. and you believed it? yeah. they can't put anything on the internet that isn't true. where did you hear that? [ both the internet. oh look. here comes my date. i met him on the internet. he's a french model. uh, bonjour. [ male announcer st

>> mayor ford is very charismatic and really connects with people on kind of an average joe. he's a very wealthy man. his family is very wealthy. they have a company up here and also offices in the states. but he really connects with the working guy. they call themselves, you know, quote unquote, ford nation. which i've written a piece about, it's kind of canada's tea party. and polls have actually shown that his support has not decreased because of this. he's had a low approval rating in the last couple of years because he's had a number of gaffes and scandals. but yeah, his base is sticking with him. and he's a dogmatic fiscal conservative. >> yeah. >> he likes to kind of drum that populist beat. >> it was kind of remarkable to watch him sort of spout lines about small government and low taxes in response to questions. >> he won't talk about drugs but he will talk about cutting taxes. >> robyn doolittle, thanks for explaining this to me. >> thanks for having me. >> we'll be right back. >>> protests against the >>> protests against the reactionary government of north carolin

very charismatic. very kind. and kind-hearted. you didn't feel a need to put your guard up.rowing up. i have a lot of friends that didn't have male role models. he could have felt that void. >> greta: are you surprised by this in how you think of him? >> yeah. everything i just said is cancelled. it was all a lie to cover up the monster he really is. >> greta: did he have odd hours or anything peculiar at all? >> the last two or three years, i have seen him go into his house in the morning, but i thought the house was vacant. i thought he was just going to make sure everybody is okay and make sure that nobody broke in. i thought he lived on another property. i never saw him pass by. it was like the other houses that are empty. they are just empty. >> greta: were there lights on the house at night? >> no. >> did it look vie can't to you? >> yes. >> greta: why do you think he tried to own a vacant house and didn't sell? >> my personally, i thought that the area over here, the property value may raise up with time. i just thought he was being smarted and not selling right now.

and on the third day, they will elect a successor to the charismatic mullahs all critique -- moaz al-khatib. things could change within the coming hours. these are three major issues to be tackled by the syrian opposition. this is an event that has been overshadowed by the latest developments on the ground, particularly the fighting. is exactly why the opposition is under mounting pressure to show people on the ground the syrian -- on the ground, the syrian people, that they are more united than ever. >> hashem ahelbarra, speaking to us from istanbul. admittedd states has for the first time that four americans have been killed in four strikes in the past years. attorney general eric holder says the government targeted and killed and where all a locking awlaki.killed anwar al- >> he was a senior operational leader of the al qaeda in the arabian peninsula. washington's acknowledgment in a drone killed strike in 2011. in a letter to the senate judiciary committee, eric holder says, "high-level u.s. government officials appropriately concluded that he posted -- posed a continuing an imminent th

he seems to be charismatic, but i don't like his politics. >> i think he is the most talented and fearless republican politician i've seen in the last 30 years. i further think he is going to run for president and he is going to create something. >>> all right. so most address her as justice or your honor, but supreme court justice sonya sotomayor says she wantsds to be called sonia from the bronx. she said you can't come from where i came from without feeling the frenzy of exile. and her colleague ruth bader ginsburg was on "saturday night live." the host was playing a very eager contestant on a game show and all he had to do was name the justice. >> name this person. >> i don't know. some old pilgrim? >> that is so wrong. and that is your morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> all right, well, southeast floods after days of heavy rainfall. this weekend four inches of rainfall fell on the already saturated grounds of chattanooga as creeks and streams filled their banks. bill, more heavy rain? central flooding. all of that can be coming their way? >> nothing will be causing too many probl

. >> i think without question he is charismatic, and he seems to be a lot more progressive and willingtake on domestic interest. >> talking about the pri? >> the pri has come back into power but they're not the same kind of corrupt leadership with cartels dominating that party as it was when they were last in power, because they've been out of power for awhile. the question now is, he's now going after the telecom monopolies and other monopolies that were built up in that period. >>> mexico was only destination one of president obama's south of the border trip. destination two? costa rica, south of nicaragua, north of panama with coast lines on both the atlantic and pack ocean 0. mr. obama is the first u.s. president to visit costa rica since bill clinton. mr. obama meets the costa rican president and other leaders of the central american integration system, or sica. sicato encourage economic coop encourage economic cooperation among member states costa rica belize, el el salvador, hondura nicaragua, panama and the dominican republic. question, what is the number one on president obama

he's a bombastic, charismatic personality.hink a lot of people are starting to look into the tea leaves for 2016. and if he is going to run, if he's serious about a run for the presidency, he's got to lose some weight. a lot of people taking in as a political indicator that he is running. >> i don't know if this story made it to the west coast, but everybody here seems to think this is about him running for president. >> yeah. a ridiculous story. i hate commenting on. it the media are so shallow here. i totally agree with governor christie. this is the buzz feed politicking of our system and society. this is ridiculous. who cares if he's overweight? >> he said he did it for his children and wife. he wants to be there for them. frankly, his weight was unhealthy and he knew. >> yeah. and he turned 50. at that always a good time to reflect. come on, if a guy like this takes a decision like that, i'm sure he's doing it for his wife and children, but it may have political implications. and if you don't believe that, i've got a brid

a charismatic mom teaches her daughter the ins and outs of running one of new york's premier jazz clubsformed and inspired next on "your business." >>> hi there, everyone.

on labor's heels throughout the campaign trail we saw the charismatic leader here backing his candidate richard elvin but as we've seen recently with you keep growing support the public are really responding to these mainstream party politicians that. give a straight answer to a question about the bush or a. porcupine as you know when you can't get a straight answer. ask a question you get a straight answer is a straight talking not a spade a spade so it shows how far they've come to get that second place in such a short amount of time and certainly the mainstream political parties are going to be looking very closely at this now because was many dismissed this is a state to support the kids had recently it does represent a quite significant change. or we will be bringing you the latest updates on this story as soon as we get them throughout the day more information if you need it right now head over to the web site of course arts. for now iraq could be undergoing one of its worst crises since the withdrawal of u.s. soldiers that was back in the end of two thousand and eleven the united

through on the campaign trail we saw the charismatic leader here backing his candidate richard elvin but as we've seen recently with growing support the public are really responding to these mainstream party politicians that. give a straight answer to a question about the bush or. porcupines you know when you can't give a straight answer. time to. ask a question you get a straight answer is a straight talking not a spade a spade so it shows how far they've come to get that second place in such a short amount of time and certainly the main political parties are going to be looking very closely at this now because was many dismissed this is a. support the kids had recently it does represent a quite significant change. for local elections are also taking place all across britain with many expecting the results to deliver a tough slap in the face for the government of the u.k. independence party are showing steady gains in the wards where it is standing the success of the mainstream parties is not quite as solid or bring in the lives of troops on the story throughout the day here on arts

having a charismatic leader that would control you and this movement have been tossed the scene. we can't really control it and. activists in bahrain thank you very much indeed for joining us live here on r.t. . this week workers around the world are joined at the protests against unemployment poor salaries and violations of their rights a number of may day rallies in particular making headlines in turkey there was violence with police resorting to tear gas and water cannons against angry crowds at least twenty eight were injured and dozens were arrested and these are pictures from barcelona where the rally there was also marred by clashes with police thousands took to the streets in spain protesting against austerity and unemployment which is at record highs made a protesters march in athens as well or part of a twenty four hour walkout following the recent cutback of fifteen thousand public sector jobs and it comes as the e.u. face the prospect of another year of recession and job losses according to latest forecasts well these are the three countries with the highest unemploym

the charismatic leader here backing his candidate. but as we've seen recently with clothing support the public are really responding to these mainstream party politicians now. to a question about the bush or a. large ask the question. is how far they've come to get place in such a short amount of time and certainly the main political parties are going to be looking very closely at this now because. this is a. support the kids had recently it does represent a quite significant change. and it will bring you the latest updates on the story throughout the day here on our team for more information right now you can just get over to our website. iraq could be undergoing one of its worst crises since the withdrawal of u.s. soldiers dollars the end of two thousand and eleven the united nations says more than seven hundred people were killed in the country last month and more than sixteen hundred injured most of the deaths came in late april after deadly clashes between security forces and sunni protesters in coke at the incident sparked a wav

on labor's heels throughout the campaign trail we saw the charismatic leader for us here backing his candidate richard alvin but as we've seen recently with growing support the public are really responding to these mainstream passed the politicians now would never answer give us straight answers to a question you always be about the bush or a. little porky pies you know when you can't get a straight answer. it's time to. ask a question you get a straight answer is a straight talking mom not a spade a spade so it shows how far they've come to get that second place in such a short amount of time and certainly the mainstream political parties are going to be looking very closely at this now because was many dismissed this is a date to support the kids had recently it does represent quite significant change . in our local election taking place across britain with many affecting the results to deliver a pretty hot slap in the face for the government we'll be bringing you the updates on the story throughout the day here want to say. for now iraq could be undergoing one of its worst crises

a charismatic mom teaches her daughter the ins and outs of running one of new york's premier jazz clubs. get informed and inspired next on "your business." >>> hi there, everyone. i'm j.j. ramberg and with welcome to "your business," the show dedicated to giving you tips and advice to help your small business grow. the latino market is one of the fastest growing segments of the u.s. economy. smart entrepreneurs everywhere are trying to figure out how to better serve this sector. so we went to dallas, texas, to talk to one entrepreneur who seems to have cracked the code. [ speaking in spanish ] >> they use commercials like this spoof of melodramas to engage its core customers. >> we have what we call a core customer profile, a foreign born or first generation hispanic residing in the u.s., spanish language preferred, and typically blue collar profession, household income under $50,000. >> antonio is the dallas-based founder and owner of pizza pa patron, a chain of more than 100 fast food franchises. >> this is a community of 50 million plus strong in the u.s. by 2015 hispanic consumer pu

he's so charismatic. i just totally adore him. his charisma just shines through.hink he has a very touching and emotional message. he had the courage and the out in a disastrous situation and really admire and respect that. ramsey told us through his wants to take ownership of his name. ever since he rescued berry, ramsey has become a cash cow for everyone but himself. huh youtube has dozens of ramsey videos on-line complete with advertisements. there are ramsey action figures for sale on-line at 19.95 apiece. a taiwanese company was selling a cheesy video game depicting a mcdonald's-eating ramsey throwing hamburgers at the alleged kidnapper. and a consortium of northeast ohio restaurants was selling "ramsey burgers." ramsey says: i never told these people they could use my name for this. but, as a motivational speaker ramsey will use his own name yes, to make money, but to inspire too. and perhaps raise money for amanda, gina and michelle as well. carol costello, cnn, atlanta. still ahead-- a look at the new america's cup pavilion and the headliners set to take t

. >> so charismatic. his charisma shines through and he has a touching and emotional message.ourage and the motivation to go and help somebody out when they were in a disastrous situation. and i really admire and respect that. >> ramsey told us through his attorney and a friend he wants to take ownership of his own name. ever since he rescued berry, ramsey has become a cash cow. for everyone but himself. ♪ >> youtube has dozens of ramsey videos online, complete with advertisements. ramsey action figures for sale online. and a taiwanese showing a cheesy video game. and a consortium of northeast ohio restaurants were selling ramsey burgers. ramsey says i never told these people they could use my name for this. but as motivational speaker, ramsey will use his own name. yes, to make money, but to inspire too. and perhaps raise money for amanda, gina, and michelle as well. and this whole thing, a blessing and a curse for mr. ramsey. had to sure a lawyer to protect his image and name. that costs money. until he starts his new gig, remains unemployed. but there is a lot of interest i

swimsuit which is a bit facile when you're talking about someone like chris christie who is incredibly charismaticvery dynamic, seems someone that's all fit, you your keg belly and to my astonishment i agreed with perhaps focus on what it needs one is that this is a direct result of intervention in countries like iraq and afghanistan, that it has inspired more reaction against britain, against america. the other one is that it actually, those interventions have stopped more of this kind of home-grown terrorism. where do you sit? >> i think on balance, these interventions have probably set back terrorism. clearly what we did in afghanistan disrupting al qaeda, their ability to use afghanistan, but people get radicalized. some extent, you're right. they do get radicalized on the battlefield, in syria now. they did in libya over the last few years. they clearly did in iraq. but also, you don't have to go anywhere anymore to get radicalized thanks to the internet. you can get inspired and radicalized online, you can learn techniques online, and that's effectively what happened in boston even though on

. >> you said it talks about to charismatic men one from massachusetts and one from virginia and i assume the one is just a foreign but why isn't there a bridge named after joseph warren? in reading further and your books there was. what happened to it? >> and my history of boston past 1776 is very thin. i will not go into that but joseph warren was a hero of his day. could have been a founding father of his day if he lived but what is interesting, and loyalists that did not necessarily appreciate joseph warren efforts probably gave him some of the greatest praise where years after his death death, much at an attempt to take it to george washington he said it just of war and had lived in stead of died washington would have been an obscurity which just gives a sense of how highly respected he was and how pivotal he was to the events that created the country in this city and he is largely unappreciated. >> did new york we rename the triborough bridge with jfk and there is a bridge here in washington i think should be named after him. >> go talk to our congress people right? >> can i have on

charismatic and very kind. and just kindhearted. you didn't feel a need to put your garden. you just were able to be yourself. me as a kid growing up, i have a lot of friends that didn't have male role models that you know he could have filld that void if it they needed it. >> greta: are you surprised by this? did this stun you in light of how you think of him? >> yeah, i don't -- everything i just said is canceled. it was all a lie to cover up the monster that he really is. >> greta: it did he have odd hours or anything peculiar at all? >> the last two or three years i have seen him go in his house usually in the morning for about 20 minutes at a time but i he thought the house was vacant. i thought he was just going to make sure everything is okay and make sure no one broke in. i thought he lived in another property. >> greta: why did you think that? >> because i never saw him around. i just saw him pass by. i saw the windows covered up and i thought it was just like the other houses that are empty. they are just empty. >> greta: were there lights on in the house at night?

. >> he seems to be charismatic, but i don't like his policyics. i think -- politics. i think he introduces a measure of incivility in the political process, insulting people is not the way to go. he's anti-immigration, almost every hispanic in the country wants to see immigration reform. no, i don't think he should be defined as a hispanic. >> megyn: joining me, fox news digital politics editor and host of power play. who died and left governor richardson in charge of who gets to be defined as a hispanic? >> well, it's simple. if you're republican, you're probably not that hispanic. and if you're not interested in -- >> megyn: it's a degree, a measure. >> exactly. and ted cruz -- we know this goes way back. cuban americans, like senator cruz and mexican americans, like governor richardson, do come from different sides of the same hemisphere, or ancestry does. they have not always seen eye to eye. this is more like what we've seen liberals do with black conservatives as it relates to their views. if you are a black conservative, then you are probably not -- your authen

whether you think he's a killer or not, he's a very charismatic, compelling guy.spend any time talking with him, you'd walk away saying well he's my friend i'm interested in talking with him. ike i think you saw on the stand that charisma and that compelling testimony. >> regardless of how charismatic he is, how compelling is his argument? >> it's interesting. they have got a couple of very intriguing arguments. what you have to learn is they haveioned for writ of habeus corpus. he's had all his appeals and been turned down. this is his last chance. usually they're just tossed out. very few are ever granted. if i'm o.j. and his lawyer the fact that a judge is intrigued to do a hearing and take some testimony at least has to make them think they have something of a shot. it raises a couple of issues. we heard that a couple of moments ago in the piece. he's claiming that my lawyer didn't tell me there's a deal on the table. if that's in fact so that could be a real problem. and he's saying my lawyer didn't allow me to testify, and my testify would have been i got th

on labor's heels throughout the campaign trail we saw the charismatic leader for us here backing his candidate richard elven but as we've seen recently with growing support the public are really responding to these mainstream party politicians that. give a straight answer to a question. or a. straight answer. ask a question you get a straight answer is a straight talker. so it shows how far they've come to get that second place in such a short amount of time and certainly the mainstream political parties are going to be looking very closely at this now because was many dismissed this is a state the support the kids had recently it does represent a quite significant change. now local elections are also taking place across britain with many expecting the results to deliver a slap in the face for the government to hear and see we're bringing you all the updates on the story throughout the day but for more information just a click away dot com of course as our website. to iraq now could be undergoing one of its worst crisis since the withdrawal of u.s. soldiers at the end of two thousand

. >> outgoing and charismatic, morgan made an effort to win over his friends too, mike and his fiance noel. >> very upbeat, always friendly. always smiling. >> and kevin? well, he fell hard for morgan's charm. >> he just -- he loved her. >> he was head over heels for her. >> so kevin was about to get what he'd always wanted, a wife and kids, just not in that order. morgan gave birth to their first child a few months before they got married. still, theirs was no shotgun wedding. they celebrated in traditional style. >> kevin was on top of the world. >> it was the perfect picture. >> it was the perfect picture. >> he loved being a dad, and he and morgan had two more children. but his relationship with his own father was rocky, had been since his parents' divorce. >> we're both stubborn and bigheaded. he didn't call me, i didn't call him. and it got into a bit of a battle. >> years went by. >> years went by. >> but by 2010 kevin and his dad had patched things up. they made plans for the whole family to celebrate father's day together. >> he said dad, i can't wait to come out for father's

he was very humble, very charismatic, very nice, sweet. he built trust with the parents, with the kids, and he was a fun guy. a fun guy to be around. >> shepard: now we know that according to police, at least, he has had these women captive in his house for a decade. >> yeah. >> shepard: doesn't play with your narrative. >> i know. >> shepard: what is in your head over this? >> i mean, it's -- i'm drunk with emotion. i don't know what's going on. i -- 22 yours of thinking you know a man and having so many friends that were heartbroken and tore up because two out of the three over these ladies, and my mother praying every night for these kids like they were her own. that's just -- i don't even know. >> shepard: one of your neighbors tells cnn of seeing a naked woman in the yard. another of your neighbors tells the police of hearing bang, bang, bang, on the door, and the cops going there to check it out. all of these signs we're hearing about already in the first day after, are you as surprised as everybody else that nobody had a clue? >> i

numbers of people who take particular absolutist claims and get inspired sometimes by particularly charismatice here. there's some indication certainly that some of the sermons and messages from the american muslim leader who was killed in a drone attack last year that some of his sermons may have been very inspirational in this case as well and we've seen that in several other cases as well. there are muslims all over the world who are of course horrified and offended and here in the u.s. the overwhelming majority of muslims are deeply distressed and offended and many groups like the institute for n interfaith dialogue are actively involved in building bridges and integrating and making connections so we have to be careful not to extrapolate from the extreme but clearly the extreme is dangerous. >> thanks so much for all of that clarity. the author of "when religion becomes evil." thanks for your time from norman, oklahoma. >>> prince harry is heading to the u.s. he wants to play a little polo but he has a much bigger mission in mind. how he will be helping american veterans. >>> this program

very impressionable very charismatic. very kind. kind hearted. didn't feel a need to put your guard up. you were justable to be yourself. me as a kid growing up i have a lot of friends that didn't have male role models. >> are you surprised this? did it stun you in light of how you think of him? >> yeah of theed i don't -- everything i just said is canceled. it was all a lie to cover up the monster that he really is. >> did he have odd hours or anything peculiar at all? >> the last two, three years i seen him go in his house usually in the morning for 20 minutes at a time. i thought the house was vacant. he was going in to make sure no one broke in. >> why did you think that? i saw him pass by. i saw the windows covered up. i thought it was like the other houses that were empty. they are just empty. >> was there lights on in the house at night? did it look completely vacant to you? >> yes it did. >> why did you think he lived in a vacant house and wouldn't sell? >> i thought the area tremont is right over hero owe stadium is over here the propert

far cry from the life she imagined for herself in 1992 when she was set up on a blind date with a charismatic tv producer. >> you know, i wasn't really looking for someone. i had my two children and my father was ill at the time. so things were a bit upside down. and he came along, and we got along well. >> and was it the first time that you kind of leaned on somebody else? >> first time in a while, and i kind of felt like i could because he seemed to be in control and seemed to have it all together. >> shenkman seemed like the answer to nancy's prayers. she had suffered a heart attack just before they met and now says that may have made her more vulnerable to shenkman's charms. and blind to what he was truly capable of. >> we're all going down in flames -- because i am going to destroy your life. >> they were married after a year-a-half of dating. his third trip to the altar and her second. nancy says things were fine in the very beginning of their marriage. they lived in a prosperous suburb of hartford, connecticut, and bought a victorian beach house on the shore. shenkman owned a tv studio

charismatic and very kind. and just kindhearted. you didn't feel a need to put your garden. just were able to be yourself. me as a kid growing up, i have a lot of friends that didn't have male role models that you know he could have filld that void if it they needed it. >> greta: are you surprised by this? did this stun you in light of how you think of him? >> yeah, i don't -- everything i just said is canceled. it was all a lie to cover up the monster that he really is. >> greta: it did he have odd hours or anything peculiar at all? >> the last two or three years i have seen him go in his house usually in the morning for about 20 minutes at a time but i he thought the house was vacant. i thought he was just going to make sure everything is okay and make sure no one broke in. i thought he lived another property. >> greta: why did you think that? >> because i never saw him around. i just saw him pass by. i saw the windows covered up and i thought it was just like the other houses that are empty. they are just empty. >> greta: were there lights on in the house at night? >> no.

he was charismatic, deliberate, articulate. he was definitive. and it wasn't rote. it wasn't like pretaped in his head. it wasn't that at all. it was very believable. >> we'll see if o.j. earns himself a retrial for that. judge's decision expected in the next couple of weeks. >> an uphill battle for simpson. all right. dominic, thanks. >> arthel: gregg, today is armed forces day and we celebrate by showing off a great opportunity for veterans. it's called the viper program at a community college in new jersey. vets can turn their military training into a college degree, bringing in now molly line to explain how it works. you and i were talking upstairs and you really, really like this program. >> yeah. it's a great program. it's such a great story. the men and women of our armed forces, they give so much and they learn so much in the service of this nation. now the warren county community college in washington, new jersey is giving back to these brave soldiers. they created a program that gives credits where credits are due. they call the program viper, which stands

he was a success insurance salesman, handsome, charismatic. dave hall worked with travis and was close to him. glad friend, close friend? >> very good friend. >> best friend? >> it's funny because i've seen recently numerous people come forward and say, hey, he was my best friend. and that's just the type of guy travis was. he made everybody feel like you were his best friend. >> according to his friends, travis was more than a bit of a ladies' man. but this time, travis was out of his league. >> jodi became travis' drug. he was able to get something from her that he couldn't get anywhere else with the good, wholesome mormon girls that he typically dated here in arizona. >> which was what, not just sex but crazy sex or -- >> yeah. >> sex -- >> over the top, over-the-top stuff. >> jodi used sex to control travis. at first she tried to be like this good girl with morals and values, and then that didn't work and so then she turned on the sex. >> and that had travis, a devout mormon, tied up in knots, breaking the church's law of chastity, that is

charismatic and very kind. and just kindhearted. you didn't feel a need to put your garden. you just were able to be yourself. me as a kid growing up, i have a lot of friends that didn't have male role models that you know he could have filld that void if it they needed it. >> greta: are you surprised by this? did this stun you in light of how you think of him? >> yeah, i don't -- everything i just said is canceled. it was all a lie to cover up the monster that he really is. >> greta: it did he have odd hours or anything peculiar at all? >> the last two or three years i have seen him go in his house usually in the morning for about 20 minutes at a time but i he thought the house was vacant. i thought he was just going to make sure everything is okay and make sure no one broke in. i thought he lived in another property. >> greta: why did you think that? >> because i never saw him around. i just saw him pass by. i saw the windows covered up and i thought it was just like the other houses that are empty. they are just empty. >> greta: were there lights on in the house at night?

he was a successful insurance salesman, handsome, charismatic.ave hall worked with travis and was close to him. >> good friend, close friend? >> very good friend. >> best friend? >> you know, it's funny, because i've seen recently numerous people come forward and say, hey, he was my best friend, and -- that's just the type of guy travis was. he made everybody feel like you were his best friend. >> according to his friends, travis was more than a bit of a ladies' man, but this time, travis was out of his league. >> jodi became travis' drug. he was able to get something from her that he couldn't get anywhere else with the good, wholesome mormon girls that he typically dated here in arizona. >> which was, what? not just sex but crazy sex, or -- >> yeah. >> sex that -- >> over the top. over the top stuff. >> jodi used sex to control travis. at first tried to be like this good girl with morals and values, and then that didn't work. so then she turned on the sex. >> and that had travis, a devout mormon, tied up in knots. breaking the church's law of ch

charismatic. just asked me -- you know, get on the four-wheeler, get on it, ride with him.kids on the block. >> he was a fun guy. parents trusted him. he talked to the parents. he was just a regular guy on the street that had a four-wheeler that had some bikes that parents trusted to let the kids get on the bike with him. he was just loving, happy. he put on that great mask, that everyone thought he was a good guy. >> when you heard he is accused of possibly having the three women. >> still don't understand how i am feeling now. i should be happy, excited, ecstatic that they found him. but the at same time i feel hurt. my heart is feeling rough right now to know this happened two houses from me. that none of us noticed anything. i feel ashamed of myself and community and the neighborhood that we didn't see anything. so right now -- i don't know how i feel. and to know that it was this guy it's like, no way, no way. it's like, i can't believe it, because the fear of what could have happened when i was young, or what could have happened to my friend when i was young, my siste